Last 10 innings of Virat Kohli ODI: The former Indian captain looked good before getting out for a low score yet again today.
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Walk out to bat. Look positive. Hit a few exquisite boundaries. Get out without converting a start. Repeat.
If memes around the famous “Eat Sleep Repeat” format based on former India captain Virat Kohli’s current batting template would ever be made, it would replicate the aforementioned process.
Kohli, 33, managed to repeat the same in the ongoing second ODI of India’s tour of England at Lord’s. Coming out to bat at No. 3 in the third over of a 247-run chase, Kohli scored 16 (25) with the help of three fours before getting out.
Kohli, who hadn’t scored a run on his first eight balls, drove England pacer Reece Topley down the ground for an elegant boundary. Topley, who continued to bowl full to Kohli in his next over, conceded two more boundaries. While Kohli’s second boundary was a replica of the first one, his third one was through the mid-off region.
Three eye-catching boundaries were enough to make fans believe that Kohli has provided early signs of ending his lean patch today. While fans didn’t think twice before believing the same, Kohli ended up edging a David Willey delivery to England captain Jos Buttler behind the stumps in the 12th over.
This is some spell. Kohli departs…
Scorecard/clips: https://t.co/VpwTb5GMkV
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Beaten by his Royal Challengers Bangalore teammate on a few occasions before eventually nicking him, a dejected Kohli walked back to the pavilion post shattering hopes of his bountiful fans yet again.
Last 10 innings of Virat Kohli ODI (updated on January 21, 2023)
In his last 10 ODI innings, Kohli has scored 462 runs at an average and strike rate of 51.33 and 120.31 respectively with the help of three centuries.
Virat Kohli last 20 ODI innings score (updated on January 21, 2023)
As far as Kohli’s last 20 innings in this format are concerned, the right-handed batter has scored 796 runs at an average of 41.89 and a strike rate of 99.62 including three centuries and five half-centuries.
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Kohli scoring back-to-back ODI centuries against Bangladesh and Sri Lanka lately have provided enough hints of him regaining his mojo in this format as well.
